CorpusMesh-led
Curate
CorpusMesh selects a public or rights-clean source, documents the reuse basis, and maintains the corpus.
For authoritative material that can support a reusable knowledge base.For knowledge providers
Put your knowledge to work in AI products. Keep control of the source.
CorpusMesh is preparing a controlled distribution layer for publishers, data companies, associations, and expert networks. You define the approved corpus and rights. We operate the versioned retrieval boundary.
Prelaunch Provider onboarding is manual. CorpusMesh has no announced provider partners yet.
Provider sourceOwned and maintainedrights · versions · updates
CorpusMeshRetrieval boundaryprovenance · entitlements · metering
Approved customersBounded contextpassages · metadata · citations
Three source routes
Partner is a commercial relationship, not an ingestion shortcut.
Every corpus enters through a declared rights route. The route determines who authorizes processing, who can retrieve, and what happens when access ends.
Customer-authorized
Connect
A customer authorizes CorpusMesh to process content it owns or validly licenses inside a private scope.
For knowledge that must remain isolated to that customer's entitlement.Provider-controlledProvider route
Partner
A knowledge owner grants bounded processing and retrieval rights under a reviewed commercial agreement.
For a maintained corpus that should reach approved AI applications without becoming an unrestricted download.Rights intake
The first deliverable is a precise boundary.
Before a source is processed, both sides establish what may be held, transformed, delivered, measured, and retained. Public availability alone is not permission.
Discuss a bounded corpus →- 01
Authority
Who owns the material, and which third-party rights or restrictions travel with it?
- 02
Permitted use
Does the agreement allow normalization, retrieval, citations, and derived artifacts? Training rights are reviewed separately.
- 03
Delivery
Which source files, feeds, APIs, metadata, identifiers, and update signals are authoritative?
- 04
Audience
Which customers, products, territories, environments, and use cases may receive retrieved passages?
- 05
Commercial terms
Which usage unit, reporting cadence, review point, and termination rules belong in the agreement?
Operating model
Clear ownership at every handoff.
CorpusMesh manages retrieval infrastructure. It does not replace the provider's editorial authority or the customer's application intelligence.
Own the source
Set the editorial authority, approved corpus, update path, attribution, and rights boundary.
→Operate the retrieval layer
Version, normalize, evaluate, index, meter, and serve only within the agreed scope.
→Use entitled context
Retrieve bounded passages and citations while keeping its own model, prompts, agents, and application.
Provider controls
A distribution agreement should be inspectable in operation.
Source ownership, derived-artifact permissions, attribution, access, metering, and exit behavior become explicit controls rather than assumptions hidden in a pipeline.
Source and update ownershipEntitlement boundariesUsage and attribution policyTermination sequence
Provider agreementControl ledger
Reviewed before activationSource authorityProvider
CorpusMesh records the approved corpus, rights basis, and source version.
UpdatesProvider
The provider remains editorial authority and supplies or approves the update path.
Derived artifactsAgreement
Normalization, chunks, embeddings, and indexes follow the permissions and retention terms.
Customer accessEntitlements
Named products, customers, environments, versions, and retrieval scopes are bounded.
UsageMetered
Requests, delivered passages, and agreed commercial units can be reported without exposing customer prompts by default.
AttributionPolicy
Citation and attribution requirements travel with the retrieval contract.
WithdrawalControlled
New access can stop, active entitlements can retire, and derived material follows the agreed termination sequence.
Withdrawal and termination
An exit path is designed before activation.
The exact sequence is contract-specific. CorpusMesh prepares the technical controls needed to stop distribution without losing the evidence required to account for prior use.
- 1
Stop granting new entitlements at the agreed cutoff.
- 2
Suspend or expire active customer access according to the contract.
- 3
Retire serving projections and derived artifacts under the agreed retention schedule.
- 4
Preserve only the audit, usage, and contractual records the agreement or law requires.
Reporting and commercial review
Measure the distribution, then review the agreement.
A provider engagement can define reporting around entitled customers, request volume, delivered passages, versions, access events, and agreed commercial units. Reporting scope and economics are reviewed before launch and at contract checkpoints.
- Access
- Which entitlement used which version
- Usage
- Agreed retrieval and delivery units
- Quality
- Evaluation and source-maintenance evidence
- Review
- Commercial and scope checkpoints
Future capabilities, not current product claims: marketplace discovery, self-service publishing, billing, and provider revenue share have not launched. CorpusMesh has no announced provider partners.
Provider questions
What the prelaunch model does and does not assume.
Does a Partner agreement include model-training rights?
No. Retrieval, derived-artifact, and model-training rights are separate questions. CorpusMesh only uses the permissions explicitly reviewed and recorded in the agreement.
Who controls source updates?
The provider remains the editorial authority for Partner material. The agreement defines the authoritative delivery path, update cadence, version acceptance, and any emergency withdrawal process.
How are customers allowed to access the corpus?
Entitlements can bound the approved customer, product, environment, corpus version, geography, filters, and retrieval limits. Access is not an unrestricted corpus export.
What commercial model does CorpusMesh offer?
There is no published provider tariff or revenue-share promise. Scope, metering units, reporting, economics, and review points are assessed with each prospective provider.
Provider discovery
Start with one corpus and one honest rights boundary.
Tell us what you maintain, who needs it, how it changes, and which uses you are prepared to review.